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Match each business function with its description

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KATRIN_1 [288]2 years ago
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<u>Operations:</u> readies products and services for production and delivers them to market

<u>Marketing</u>: finding, targeting, attracting and connecting with the right customers

<u>Finance</u>: debt, stock, and owner's funds

<u>Strategy</u>: Deals with challenges in the ever-changing marketplace

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